Construction costs and the late stage of a development cycle make for a tough environment for multifamily construction in Philadelphia. Industrial-to-multifamily conversions have made for a cheaper, trendy alternative, but they are a finite resource that may be running out. Current projects around North Broad Street, like Radnor Property Group’s The Hamilton and PRDC’s Heid

NEWARK, NJ—One Theater Square, a $94 million mixed-use residential tower and the first luxury multifamily development in New Jersey’s largest city in six decades, has been topped off. The new building, located across the street from the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, is part of a planned development sponsored by NJPAC to develop the properties surrounding the entertainment venue

One Theater Square is one of those construction projects that seemed to go up overnight. Actually, it was 347 nights – and days. The last beam of the concrete and iron shell of the coming 22-story luxury apartment building in downtown Newark was put in place Wednesday. During the topping-off ceremony, the construction crew, developer

Yesterday marked a milestone for the City of Newark, as One Theater Square—the first new upscale residential high-rise to be built in the city since 1960—celebrated its topping-off ceremony at 2 Center Street in the heart of the city’s downtown district. Recognized as the most luxurious residential development in the city’s history, the 22-story building,

Radnor Property Group has broken ground on The Hamilton, a development on the Community College of Philadelphia (CCP)’s campus. Located in the Logan Square neighborhood of Philadelphia, the property will consist of two buildings with 500 residential units. The Hamilton will be completed in two stages. Phase I, a 10-story, 290-unit building will be completed